American think tank expert Alperovich published an article in the "Washington Post" suggesting that the United States adopt a four-pronged strategy to contain China's semiconductor industry. One is to control the export of semiconductor equipment (the United States, Japan and the Netherlands).
The second is to "de-risk" the chip industry chain. The United States must increase chip production capabilities at home and among its allies. The third is to prevent China from obtaining TSMC’s production equipment, technology, drawings and talents. The fourth is to implement comprehensive blockade, sanctions and embargo. To prevent semiconductor production equipment from operating; or to prevent China from obtaining necessary chemicals or other parts, completely stop supplying chips to China, and block China's semiconductor industry. ——Faced with these plans that have been or are being implemented, does China have a way out? China can only rely on itself to break through blockades and sanctions, and ultimately achieve innovation and upgrading of the semiconductor industry until it completely defeats the United States and its allies. Nothing is impossible in this world, and there is nothing that the Chinese can never do. Time is the best teacher, and the U.S. government’s narrow-minded approach is ultimately doomed to failure.
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